They both say the same thing.

Hmmm because when I do a "find" for "an alien" on both documents to find the reference I find NO results found. But I do find it in the document you provided. Did you try that? Or are referencing a different way of them disguising it?

Hey dragoness,

You never answered my question.

Isn't that profiling?

I don't know what you are talking about. I read them both.

Are you sure that is why they stopped you?

Is there a law that says "under suspicion of being hairy" somewhere?

You were hippy looking and there were cops who didn't appreciate that?

I am not sure if that is the same thing.

At the top of each document there is a "find" feature. Try typing "an alien" or "alien" in both documents. You wont find either in my document. But using same technique I did find it in yours. Not trying to be difficult just wanting to be accurate in what is said.

Well read them and you will see.

Sure will. Is it in the same location? I really don't want to have to read the whole document again. I always try to check what I speak of EVEN if proven wrong, if proven wrong. Have you checked the "find" feature on my document?

I don't need the find feature to read the document so no.

I just read them.

Yes, I'm sure that's why they stopped me, they told me that "the way you look gives me probable cause to believe that you have drugs in your vehicle." This had happened 5 times to me. The funny thing is, they never found anything.

To the best of my knowledge there is no law against looking like Tommy Chong. Even if the cops didn't like the "hippy" look, that is still is no reason to harass me or anyone else that looks like a "hippy".

Anyway you look at it, it's still profiling.

If you truly think that whites are not discriminated against, take off your blinders. We are now the minority.

the difference is, you can change your clothes and cut your hair, so it is a different league from RACIAL profiling as race is not something you can change

LOL, I thought the hippy harrassment went out with the 70s....lol

Old cops maybe?

Racially, the U.S. has a White American majority. Minorities compose just over one-third of the population (102.5 million in 2007), with Hispanic and Latino Americans and African Americans as the largest minority groups, by ethnicity and race, respectively.[11]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demographics_of_the_United_States

OK. I did find that there is an error that is not allowing me to "find" the words that ARE THERE in all the original documents. Yes, you were right with the wording. Although I still disagree with it being profiling as I have said. I have LEGAL friends that are Hispanic that agree with the law even though they could POSSIBLY be pulled over.

I shouldn't have to cut my hair, after all this IS AMERICA, land of the free.
I'm not talking about racial profiling, I'm talking profiling in genral. Anyway you look at it, it's profiling. But that's OK because I'm white and whites ARE NOT profiled. NOT.

Weather you choose to see it or not, we are ALL victims of profiling in some form or other.

Very true.

What is the saying "I only have to do two things in life and that is stay black and die"

White folks can even change their skin color if they so choose. They got options.

If blacks can't chang their color, plaese explain Michele Jackson.

Your "friends" might not feel the same when they forget their id one day and sit at the police station for an undetermined amount of time, also in the bill, until they are identified to the police satisfaction. It may not look so good to them then.

profiling is not ok unless there is a specific profile given,,for instance, if in my neighborhood a 5 foot 6 black man is spotted trespassing,, its fair then to profile 5 foot 5 black men in the area,, but not fair to profile ALL black men

to profile someone because of how they look is not ok unless you KNOW someone looking that way is wanted for a crime,


all that being said, RACIAL profiling is particularly troubling because people can do nothing about how NATURE caused them to appear

people are expected to carry themselves (their dress and demeanor) in different ways depending upon the environment they are in. That is a standard that EVERYONE has the capacity to meet. People can not meet a standard that is based in nothing but race however.

look up VITILIGO ,, that pretty much explains how NATURE can change the appearance of skin,, but still it doesnt change ones perceived race the physical changes that would be required to do such a thing would only be available to the EXTREMELY wealthy

I don't think anyone can explain Michael Jackosn

Noone even knows how he lightened himself but he did not become white all over, just his face.

There are rumors of a skin disease.

Who knows.